Nature’s Gears: A First
Mechanical gears, we typically think, have their roots in engineering. Well, it turns out that nature has gears too: they have been discovered in the […]
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Mechanical gears, we typically think, have their roots in engineering. Well, it turns out that nature has gears too: they have been discovered in the […]
Continue reading »Mark Jacobsen, Stanford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of Atmosphere and Energy Program, is walking his talk. His new home is net […]
Continue reading »At Alchemus Prime, we take a behavioral approach to, well, everything. So, encountering recent research from McKinsey that talks about four critical leadership behaviors was music […]
Continue reading »I’ve written previously about the benefits of a plant-based diet for productivity, climate change, learning, and human wellness. Recently, Stanford Professor of Medicine Randall Stafford […]
Continue reading »This post serves to launch my fourth book, Visionaries. As I reflect on the major inflection points in my life, I think about two very […]
Continue reading »I remember back in summer 2010, almost exactly six years ago, contributing ideas to a brainstorm for specific actions girl scouts could take to reduce their […]
Continue reading »I’ve written previously about manifesting a career, what success means, and how important it is to foster our true selves to be happy in our work. This […]
Continue reading »We’ve written about the myriad benefits of listening to music before, including pain reduction and enhanced healing compared to medicines. At Alchemus Prime we use music […]
Continue reading »As Apple transitions into the solar industry, and Amazon signs a deal with its utility to work more directly together to achieve its renewable energy goals, […]
Continue reading »I recently read an article about revamping British Design Council’s double diamond that really resonated. It was well-written, with simple language and useful examples. Thank you to […]
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